Titlebook: Disorder in the Court; Trials and Sexual Co George Robb (Assistant Professor of History),Nancy Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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,A Public Offense against Decency: the Trial of the Count de Germiny and the “Moral Order” of the Th on homosexuals as scapegoats for the political, social, or economic problems of the times.. The sensational trial of the Count de Germiny for “a public offense against decency” in 1876 is one such example of the authorities’ attack on homosexuality as a means of shoring up the social order.

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,Did “My Lord Gomorrah” Smile?: Homosexuality, Class, and Prostitution in the Cleveland Street Affaiing the point of origin in the discourses of nineteenth-century science and medicine, especially in the shift from sodomy as a category of prohibited behavior to the construction of the homosexual as a distinctive kind of person.

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Book 1999nd the British Empire. Each essay focuses on a trial and the public debates surrounding it. The cases range from husband or wife murder, to divorce, child marriage and public indecency. The social conflicts bring to light differing ideologies of class, gender and sexuality in the age of the ‘New Man

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99357-2mes and the subsequent trials of their authors was more frequent than actual prosecutions for sexual misconduct. This essay will focus on two such censorship trials – the attempts to ban the novels Deux Amies by René Maizeroy in 1885 and . by Victorien du Saussay in 1894 and to prosecute the authors on the grounds of obscenity.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99357-2 of the 1890s, as their marriage publicly disintegrated, both Lord and Lady Russell encountered great hostility for their contravention of the social code. In a society that tolerated self-indulgence in private while insisting on propriety in public, the Russells became outcasts.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99357-2r scrutiny. This essay draws upon new evidence about Magistrates’ Court proceedings under the 1895 Judicial Proceedings (Married Women) Act and uses documents that preserve rare transcript testimony as the basis for a more nuanced account of experiences of domestic violence that claimed the attention of legal authorities.

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The English Dreyfus Case: Florence Maybrick and the Sexual Double-Standard,onsciousness. Yet to more conservative elements in English society, Maybrick and her female supporters evoked deep-seated anxieties over women’s changing roles. The anti-Maybrick forces feared the New Woman of the 1890s would stop at nothing to gain her ends, even murder.